Monthly Archives: November 2017
MIDNIGHT at the BRIGHT IDEAS BOOKSTORE – Matthew Sullivan
An original tale of a mysterious suicide in a bookseller’s shop, involving intense bibliophiles; both those that man the shop and those that inhabit the shelves to feed their habit but seldom can afford to buy. Lydia, who has returned … Continue reading
TATE DRAWDY – Michael Ludden
A REVIEW BY JIM NESBITT BLUE PLATE SPECIAL: LEAN AND MEAN MAYHEM WITH WISECRACKS Like a tasty meat-and-three plate at a Southern diner, there’s something simple and satisfying that sticks to the reader’s ribs in the straight-up way author Michael … Continue reading
PURGATORY ROAD – Peter J. Earle
A REVIEW by JIM NESBITT, author of the gritty Ed Earl Burch thriller Series. NESBITT REVIEW — PURGATORY ROAD VELDT-NOIR: ANOTHER NAME FOR HARD-BOILED SUSPENSE EXCELLENCE The hallmark of a Peter J. Earle novel is the vivid and evocative sense … Continue reading
LIFE, INTERRUPTED BY DEATH – Jefferson Merrick
DETECTIVE VERONICA REASON #1. An entertaining well-plotted police procedural which grabbed me from page one and didn’t let go. This introduces Superintendent Veronica Reason, a tough clever determined investigator dealing with the intricate weave of two criminal threads. One … Continue reading
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